Rob Shaw
@whatisrobshaw.bsky.social
Geography Reader @ Newcastle Uni. Researches urban senses & night. Leverhulme Research Project 'Urban Sensory Pollution' at http://bit.ly/4dM8iWH. 2018 book: 'The Nocturnal City'. Posts ≠ employer endorsed. Shaw in professional life, Lawshaw in personal
Green average only fell by 0.6% after YourParty launch (& is now +1.9%), while Lab have lost 2.3% of vote. Suggests some have gone Labour > YourParty > Green? Perhaps Lab loyalists felt 'permission' to break with the party for Corbyn/Sultana & are now more willing to change their vote generally.
October 15, 2025 at 10:40 AM
Green average only fell by 0.6% after YourParty launch (& is now +1.9%), while Lab have lost 2.3% of vote. Suggests some have gone Labour > YourParty > Green? Perhaps Lab loyalists felt 'permission' to break with the party for Corbyn/Sultana & are now more willing to change their vote generally.
And in answer to the original question, a lot of Elton John fits into this for me. Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me, Are You Ready For Love, etc.
April 18, 2025 at 9:13 PM
And in answer to the original question, a lot of Elton John fits into this for me. Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me, Are You Ready For Love, etc.
I like playing with the intonation of the chorus when I hear it, turning it into an actual conversation.
"I *think* I remember the film? Y...es, I recall we both *kinda* liked it?" Etc...
"I *think* I remember the film? Y...es, I recall we both *kinda* liked it?" Etc...
April 18, 2025 at 9:10 PM
I like playing with the intonation of the chorus when I hear it, turning it into an actual conversation.
"I *think* I remember the film? Y...es, I recall we both *kinda* liked it?" Etc...
"I *think* I remember the film? Y...es, I recall we both *kinda* liked it?" Etc...
UK, Japan and Canada are full democracies are they? So when are they electing their heads of state?
In the UK, hereditary peers and bishops get to vote on our legislation. This is not a full democracy.
In the UK, hereditary peers and bishops get to vote on our legislation. This is not a full democracy.
April 11, 2025 at 7:24 PM
UK, Japan and Canada are full democracies are they? So when are they electing their heads of state?
In the UK, hereditary peers and bishops get to vote on our legislation. This is not a full democracy.
In the UK, hereditary peers and bishops get to vote on our legislation. This is not a full democracy.